Muffin
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 340
niuf'in, n. a soft, light, spongy cake. Prob from Muff, on account of suitne .J Muffle, muf'], v to wrap up as wich a muff: to blindfold to covci up so as to lender sound dull, to cover fiom the weather. [Fr. mouffer nioujle, a muff, prob from the root of Mun.J Muffler, muf'ler, u a cover that muffles the face Mufti, muf'ii, u. a doctor or official expounder of Mohammedan law in urkey. [Ar.] Mug, mug, a kind of earthen or metal cup for hqtioi. r mm*an, a mug, tmicog a cup.] Muggy, niug'i, Muggish, inug'ish, adj., foggy close and damp [Ice ntugga, dark, thick weather Mulatto, mu-lato, «. the oflspring of black and while parents. - fern Mulat'tre . [Lit. one of a mixed breed like a mule, Sp mulato—mulo, a mule
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